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tnuladelnnia
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inajrine estates
(Kin itself a
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Siness.
Dr, this reason.
icitiv nf fVio fnvp.
a' ."'SSKiifo s t business
rm'-v'i- 1,
STrotKfrv Vinvp riinspn
Kthe Provident as
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'Jiaa more man
fifty yeans' ex-
irience in this
ork.
and Chsstnut Streets
WWS OF 77 FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES
MIDSUMMER DULLNESS HITS
NEW YORK STOCK OPERATIONS,
AND TRADING IS UNINTERESTING
Only Features Arc Sharp Breaks in General Motors and
American Sumatra Tobacco. Caused by
New Stock Issues
J
Nfiv Yorlt, July 23.
Midsummer dullness prevailed In the Wall street district to a pro
nounced degree all throtisli the forenoon, commission houses having
little business, and a few of the Important room traders were on the
board, mnklnp market movements narrow and the volume unusually
(mall.
There were wide moi omenta in two stocks for special reasons.
These were General Motors and American Sumatra Tobacco. The an
nouncement that the capital Issues committee' had approved the new
capital stock of the General Motors Company, addlnc $2S.OOO,ono to the
authorized issue of that stock and releasing JS,000 shares of General
Motors held In the Chevrolet treaury. made a number of holders hur
riedly dispose of the'.r General Motors stork, causing a midden break
of P points to 141.
This weakness eaued a sympathetic movement in American Su
matra Tobacoo. which has also arranced for a substantial Increase in
Its stock isue. and that stock broke more than .1 points to 124t-, with
a quick rally to above 12G.
The peneral list wa quiet, showing moderate strength at the start
and then becoming heavy In tone
United States Steel common moved up "4 to lOS1,, from which
yielded to 107S. with other Industrials moving in the same way.
New York Stocks
it
IBT-MARTIN
LFT
iy history of the ero-
S:.'i "&. "" "'";
'f. WM Isien I marim
.:. sMiiAnts.
f'Vm Mint nfant obtained from
fc. "Si- i . ..n . .
RAINS IN SOUTHWEST DROP OF 26 POINTS
EASE CORN MARKET IN AUGUST COTTON
Pressure on August Contracts Other
f5iv. lHwiGoTernment What
$ Sy'mens in production.
4t',Ua company maKing
Mj&iMWy? What is its
,'""', xaiilliiniiil possibilities?
eerlee I'mcre mail
(tenerai i.oernnis Kiiin
idnction Karninc
HATnltIra Kntcrnrlse
try 'some of t trrntet.t rap-
v in America, mmpipir ,,n;,i.-
rrrair. mailed upon reqiet.
k'Stkla ad nr mention tVM-15
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WWener Bldcr.. Phila.. Pa.
ifMjt.all. Wal. 40K0! tlnee, 4080
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PRINC'IPAf.
MARKETS
iOTS and
X3URB STOCKS
II
I InbGHT SOLD-QUOTED
I"'tBp. ConwrTatlre Martin, or
I ' "''iti Partial I'aTDitnts
F dMWaCg'aFV.
Sussests Larger Offerings of
Cash Article in Vest
iirun ni:r.T wi:Tiii:a voarxsT
Thlracn. .Tub !). Tllln rflr tonlclit
and Tiieflay, prrrrdiMl hy tlnintler shnw
rr (tinfftht In rxtreme .otitlu rooUr to-
tllEllt.
MUntirl Fair tonlclit and Tti(dav:
fnn'rr tR"lRllt' Hnrtupr Mfvt Tnr.fl.l .
XVNronln l'alr tnnlcl't mill iJ-rda:
ronlT tnnlcltt.
!innpsot. I'alr tnnlslit iml Tt'evdiyt
TfiVr tonlclit rtrenii ou tp-'t: itarmrr
Tpeil.iy.
Innn Fi'.lr tonlchl nnd T'lesihj ! rnolrr
fnnlalit e.it nnd .ontJii aniT Tnr
div yrt nml mitral. . .
North anil So-itli Iilita I air tonlclit
and Tnc.dr'! ni'rinrr Tnrtjy urt' nnd
north tontslit. .
linil-ii I'nlr tonlslit nnd Tii'mIki
lnrmpr Tl!edl.
Itnnus I'nlr tonlllit "nil Tpril.iTt
rnipr tonltht .t: narnr'' Trrd?.
Montana ar.d Wjonilnc l.ilr tonlslit nrd
Tiieiilay.
fiilracn. .Inly 2!
Kaln In the Southwest and prospects
for slightly cooler weather led to selling
of corn hv commission houses thl morn
ing and til" market was easier.
July opened ic lower at Jl 51. Au
gust was quoted at 51 " to M.."4'i at
the outset, again1-' $1 "n at the end Sat.
ris.
nines
Position? Show De-
Liverpool a Good
Seller
rnTTov iiKrr unATiiKit rnsniTioss
N?", y?'k: -'"Iv 2t. Tlirr nn voine
rrerlpititlnn In the ei-trrn ertlon of the
rntton hplt thU mornlnij. UUe- it wnn cen
er.illj rlpar In the MCtem ertlon. Tem
Pfrtiirps pre nhont normil. The following
tf!nppr.!tnrp npre rerordnl:
Atlant.t nnd linowlllo. (1H nn Antonio.
Mrntconiin- and Thomsifci 'Up. Tflj lVnn
rola and Ancu-hi. 13i Vlrkolinr?. Nnh-
IIIp. Tampa mid J:irK.nm(V. "It f'orpn
lirUll. I.lltl. ItnrU. Mrmphlv. S-n lit.
lratt. nnd .sntnnnih. 'til fialetrn. Okla.
hnma. Fnrt inltli. ( h'trlrstnn and Mil
tnlnctnn. .ft.
There i a ,02 Inrh of prp'-lrltatlop nl
Mlanla. .in nt PrnMrr'n, .12 at ,Mnn
mil. .in nt ron.pv rhrlstl. ."2 at .liirknp
tlllr. .40 at f'harlevton am) VlrkHhnr.?. anil
.70 at Atictivta.
Adv TTumely
Alaska Gold M .
Alaska Juneau
Allls-Chalm Mfg
Am Can
Am Car & Foun. .
Am Cotton Oil
Am smelt & Iter. .
Am Sum Tob . . .
Am Tel & Tel
Am Tobacco . . .
Anaconda Cop . . .
Baldwin Loco . . .
neth a Class IT...
Canad'an 1'aclflc .
Cerro de I'as Cop
Chi Mil & St P . .
Chi Mil & St P pf.
Chi r. I & Pac . .
r it i r " pc pf
C It I & P fi pc pf
Chile Copper . .
Chltio Copper . . .
Corn Prod IW.
Crucible Steel . . .
Cuba Cane Sugar.
Dome M'nes . .
Distillers Scur
Hlk Horn Cnal . .
General cigar
General Motor .
Good (IT F) Co .
Great N'orth Cort
Haskell & Darker
Ins Copper
Inter Consul
Inter Mer Ma'- pf .
Inter N'ckel . . . .
Kennecott Copper.
Lehigh Valley . . .
Lee Huh & Tire..
Loulsv & N'ashv .
Max Motors
Max Mot W pf . .
Mex Petrol . . .
M ilvnTe Sfei . . .
"o rac'tlc
V Y .NT H & H .
North Paclfl"
t Ohio fit e" Ga . .
1 Penna Ilallroatl
, Pitts K- Wfvi 'n
Priied Stl Cat
I Ily Steel Spring. .
t Tlnv Con sol Con .
Heading
Pep Iron - Steel .
Sine Oil Ref
Tob Prod
dilon Pacific
P S Ind Alcohol. .
I S Rubber ....
V S Steel
CI ah f'opper .
Va Tr Coal t-Coke
Wabash
'Wabash pf A . .
Wabash pf I? . . .
West I'n Tel .
Westing K & M. .
Worthing Pump
Worth P pf H . .
Wilson & Co . .
Willys-Overland
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Blftnn Anglo-Fre'h Ss 03 '4
2000 Am Foreign Se--
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4000 Am Tel 5s. . S614
1.-000 Atchlnson 4s . 81
1000 Halt & O 3Vjs. 86t,
r.OOOBalto A- Ohio Bo 73 U
lOOODalto .!: Ohio cv
4 'is 7S,i
B00O Ilordo (Is fl3'i
2(100 Cent Leather 5b 31 '4
1000 Cent It H N J
reg Us 101
1000 C & O cv 4Hs 74 ,
2000 do rv Bs. . . 8 Hi
1000 Chi Ot W 4s. 58
1000 Chi B & Q 4s 04
1000 Chi Jill & St
P cv 4VJs.. 75N
2000C ni&Pri" 74
1 000 Col & Sth 4 'as 72
115000 City Paris Cs. 8'
1000 Del & H rfd 4s 814
1000 D & It O rfd 5s 53
1000 Dom Can '31. Pf.
1000 ICrle cv 4s SrB 48
10000 Fr Rep S (is. . . 98
0000 Hud & M In Bs 10
10000 do rfd Bs . . . 58
10110 Ind Steel Bs. . . 9S
20000 Inlerb Ml 4 Vis BIN.
1000 Inter RT ref 5 70 ,
1000 Inter Agr Bs.. . 75'..
1000 Kan C Ter 4s. 73'
1000 Laclede Qas Bs 08
2000Lk.Sh Is '28.. 85",
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12000 Marsls Bs . . .
fiOOO Mlilvale 6s
5000 Mo Pac tten 4s
1000 Mon Power 5s 89
2000 .V Y C fc H 6s 93
fiOOO X Y O H&P 5s 87
1000 X V X II & II
3'2s '54 52
4000 X Y W C & B
4'fcs 52U
1 4000 Xor Pac Is . . XI
:nf)0 pprre Mar Si. 81
1 inoo puli ServXJ Bs 78
1 2000 Sinclair (111 7s 01
1-12000 St L&S F In iv I 50
1000 Siuth Pell 5 88
1 Hino South Pac ts. 71
1 soon So Pac rfd 4k. "S'i
1000 South Itwy 4s 624
! 7000 Third Ave 4s H7
I 5000 i; S Rub 5s . SU'i
I 5000 I'S Steel SF Bs 08 12
.nun rnion Pac 4s SB'J
12000 V K of C. B
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20000 I' K .of C, B
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3000 V K of O B &
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12000 T K of O B &
U'2s 1921 . . 95
1000 Wert Sh reg 4s 7 IV.
1000 W Unlrn 1'2s 80
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Philadelphia Stocks
Nt
lllffh 1.n;; 2nr.M. ehire.
on Lk Sup c 29V4 20V4 20M y
243Pcnn 11R44V4 41 44 f V
14 Pa Salt M d.1 84 M 1
200 Plllla Llec 34V4 24 1i 5
S7 Phlla Xat
Bk war II2V4 11! HI .,
in Ph Tract (18 n n
54 L'n Tract 38 38 3 . .
140 1' 0 I . 04 nil, (U J
I10U S Steel, ion, loni 108 4- 'A
nONUS Net
Hlh t.o- 2 P.M. chee.
810000 Beth Stl ....
lstext 5r 9S S BntA
1000 City 4s. '41, 97 97 97
1000 Kl &'Peo '
Tr 4S. 79V4 70V4 iCH V4
1000 Mldvale Bs 88 88 88
200 Lib Bonds
Sla . 1)9.30 99.30 99.30 .34
200 do 1st 4S 93.90 93.90 93.90 .10
31.-.0 do 2d 4s 93 00 93.30 93.00 ..
3IB0 do fis. 95.20 94.90 91.90 .00,
1300 Phlla Klec
1st 5. 93 92T4 05
BOO Vn Itwys
t c 4s. . 5(1 50 0
PHILADELPHIA INACTIVE STOCKS
, Following are quotations for Inactive
stocks listed In the Philadelphia Stock
Ilxchange and In which there were no
transactions today The price Riven Is
the lnt previous close:
A G war ... ll2 Leh Val T pf. 27
Amer ("las . 65 Little Schuyl. 48
AmerT&TC 95 Miami topper v-
lllanc Ins
' Amer Mill
I Amer Stores
1 Amer Sirs pf.
Baldwin ..
r Baldwin pf . .
Brill J G
10'
11
20
02
91i2
100
25
52 "s 52 '4
SU'2 St
81 81
78 87
91 01
40", 40
88 88
71 71
78'i 78'i
6, 62 -
574 B7"'
so; son
08' 08'i.
85 " 85
90 "-4 99 "-i
97 97
90 U 09 'i
95'i
71't;
80
05
71 V2
80
Cam Steel . ..131
Cataws 1st pf 52
Ca turns 2d pf B4
Con Trac X J 66 H
Crucible .... 54
Kile . . .. 15;
(It .". B T ... 10
Ht & B T pf. 17
Ins Co of X A 26
Ken Tel 8
Lit Bros . . . 25 Vi
Lehigh Xnv 69
Lehigh Valley 58 'i
Leh Val Tr. . 20
X.I & S ... .,Jl'i
Xorthern Cent ,1
Xor Penna . . 86
Penn Traffic 2i
Phlla Co .... 29 V4
Phil Co cum pt 33
Phlla & West 6
rhlla R T ctfs 50V'2
Ray Cons ... 24
Rep Ir & Stl. 8V4
Reading ... ?
Saxon Motor. ,V4
Ton Mining.. 24
U S Steel pf .11"
L'n Co of X J.85
Warwk 1 & Stl
Wc'tinghouse. 41 '-2
W Jer & S S. 39
Wm Cramp &
Sons . . 82
EXTREME DULLNESS CONTINUES
IN TRADING ON LOCAL EXCHANGE;
- DEVELOPMENTS UNINTERESTING
1 .11 ...,.. 1 . f
Pennsylvania Salt Advances 1 Point and Philadelphia
National Warrants Are Up 1-2 Liberty L6an
3 l-2s Decline to 99.30 , ,
. : :
The local stock market was exceptionally dull on the resumption of busi
ness following .the week-end holiday, which took many traders out of the
city, and very little was found to attract attention in the limited transac
tions recorded.
Only sevenstocks appeared on the tape during the first hour, and sales
were only in smll, odd lots, with the total tur.novcr' aggregating less than
ouu snares.
. Pennsylvania Railroad was the ncttve leader, and It was unchanged, as
was Philadelphia Electric, which was dealt in on the smallest scale seen in
many weeks. Lake Superior Corporation, which was the active stock last
week, was neglected nnd lost Vi. I'ennsylvanla Salt advanced 1 point, Phila
delphia. National Bank warrants were marked up H and Philadelphia Trac
tion the same amount.
Steel common, usnmlly the leader, was pearly out of the market only
10 shares selling hefofc 11 o'clock with its prife off a trine.
Brokershad scarcely any orders on their books, and they and the few
customers who visited the board-rooms spent their time trying to keep coo!
and watching .the war bulletins, which were the cause of much favorsble
comment. i
In the, bond division business was small also, with the outstanding feat
ure a drop In Liberty Loan3'4s to 99.30.
Philadelphia Company, Earnings
The report of earnings of the Philadelphia Company for June and threw.
mourns gnowea gross earnings for the month of $1,883,397. an Increase nt
$184,391 over June of last year, for all departments, with the net $671,20G, a
dectease pf $37,lir.. For three months the gross totaled $6,167,181, a gain
of $877,182, and the net was $2,731;00'4, an Increase of $275,S69.
A large decrease in the coal department figures caused most of th
falling off in the total. The street railway department report was exclusive
of the Pittsburgh Hallways statement.
A'ciu York Curb
i
Vfic Tnrlt. July 20
F.aslne w.-n shown ,it the onenlngi NKYT YORK INACTIVE STOCKS
of the cotton market, one sale of August) Following are quotations for inactive
belns made at a derlln- of 26 points, Nv. York slocks ami in which there
...... w...,.-, .-,.; ,, . ,.ii- ' ere no transactions today. The
"mer positions wore 7 to 9 points net
lower and ns soon as the call hart end-
price
given Is the last previous sale :
INDUSTRIALS
ed the offerings nf October forced tint 1 'C, ,',. i;melev
MBEmt
i JtfvWMeaer Bid-;., Phila.. Pa.
WWftbrat 6586 Race 5196
v "--
Tn
M f Cll.l
-rail ou ni-fr uiuit
Bctl Fhona 3213
'Awf'
iBeunettOilGas
F-MMC' BOLD QUOTE&
.V.'-unen n. Aiexanaer
Ei
.flityi.
Stock Exchange
St.. N. Y. I
Bids.
Cltr
nr.lav. and Sentember at $1 56 to $1.
compared with $1.56. Saturday's last
price. The receipts here today were 107
I cars.
Tressure in August enntvarts 'iiggc-t-od
larger offerings of the cash n-tlcle in
', the West. Shipments from North Amer
ica for the wek were ".OR 000 husli'K
Oats elo sagged on si-11 ng Inilufed
hv ennd rains In Canada oer Sunday
and predictions of larger offerings of the
new crop.
August started at 70'Jc. a decline of
'-c FTptember ranged from (10 Ho to
C0',c at the outset, against 60-,c, at the
c ose Saturday.
Arrivals hre todav were 1IR car?
Shipments from North America for the
wefk were l.r.05.000 bushels.
Private rabies said that the weather
In Argentina hart again turned cold.
' While ram I needed In part of that
country, the agricultural outlook re
mains promWIng.
The reclpts of wheat at Minneapolis
and Duluth today were 105 cars. ngaln"t
' 100 car-? last year; at Chicago 440 cars,
, agalnsf 3 cars; at innipt-g 11 cars.
compared " Ith l'S car-.
option down about 10 pointf.
Liverpool was a good seller and a
supply came from uptown interests
and room traders with commission
houes and Wall street purchasing mod
erate amount.".
The market continued (ptlet and some
what Irregular, with prices rallying
about 10 points for the lowest on a pri
vate condition report of 77 2 or S f.
points under the rjovtrnment report of
wi mourn, put onerings increased again
and l he advance was soon lost
The fmorable war nws checked sell
lug to some extent but there was little
outside support, owing to the generally
favorable character of eastern belt crop
news
Further reports from Texas, howewr.
showed continued deterioration in that
State from dry weather, with little re
lief In sight, according to the nesiorn
belt forecast
Pf
08
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44
111
S24
02
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Short-Term Notes
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Stock Sicbtntn.
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l-ou 2 naltlmore & Ohio -
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Lor, J Hrk'vn nan Trin
7 I'sn I'ae Rwt .
i. ' M "
fJ3 Rrif P
W.i..rtVi'A .. L .... 1
II IMMIfr nuts oe quicK, accurnie
.'jtSi Wll recommenced; one
vM(iC experience preferred.
ETj''m7M l . J A J
KU: WM , wary expecien. nw
m-.
f4V
ig man stenographer
iieji by an investment
Mx nouse; siaua expert-
eferences and salary
VfcA, 33, Ledger Office.
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rare UU1 3
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1 fit Vnrthirn Rv S
I New York '"ont .'
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Vt n - M "o 0
i korbiun r.ovnnx
Amr Knr Firur '.
I 'Analo-Kr-nrh
Ars'ntln" Clot I 0
1 nnaillin 'lo't
(Hi nf Paris n
Ri-nub nf Kranre H
ItUfSian linv i ij;7
Hu'stan 'iov't j'i
Clnv of Swltzerl d r
fn K ot fit Prlt :.
l'n K "f H Hrlt .1'
Cn K of Ot Hrlt 54
Di- nirt
Prrt '1' 1'lV
K.-b -to 'i'l'.
.Tun- '1" !
,Iun -it PI
.llllv 'l'l !l'4
rli 'l!i '''I' i
.Till" 'I'S 'ifl'l
Mar '21 !"'
.lull- "-M !i4
Aui 20 'i7'
Anr l'l on',
p.r 'I" 0r'i
.I'lli '20 fin'
Sort ".'il 'i-'i
s.rt l'i 'i7"-,
June 21 "0
M.lr '111 "0
IVI, l'l .'-
Mar 10 'K'l
P. 1 llill
Keli 10 no',
MRNT SKCFRI"
Aua , '111 07'.
Hit 211 H3'
.Mai 211 HIS
Aus 10 '17
O.l 21 US'j
Arr l'l UV,
.luno 111 .M
D,.r. '21 r,3
Mar 't'll ln',4
!-pt. 'IS 1I04
Vhv -in i7
Nni 21 'I'.',
- a
04V
6S
S4
H2
00
nsu
to
42
80 i4
r,7'
0"i-i
70''s
r.
tr,'-
July . . .
Almost
OntobT .
Ilerpmlinr
January
March
May .. .
Srl)limb-r
Saturday's
rlosp
11 an 12
21. 0 21 '0
21
24 .17
21 27
21 12
23 110
21 VI 24. .'. 21. 05
24 3'l 21 IK. 21 1 1
21 10 24 IB 21 02
21 OS
p m
!4 72 I
M.22 i
II.HS i
Li
Cotton
l.lrerpnol.
nulet today
A fit
IMI'
:iW
on'.
tnu
io"I
117',
Oil''
!I4'4
07'"
07
!l!lT
HW'i
07V.
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no'i
nii;
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im'N
t!7'i
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!I7)
07'i
!IK4
.-in
5.1
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OR
9S
crpoo
July 20 Spot cotton was
with orices v-enk on the
har.ls of a decline of twen'y-nlne points
for middling, old cDntract. at 20 ?,4d
The sales- tvers 1000 bales The receipts
were 2500 bales, all American. Futures
were quiet In the early dealings Old
contract, spot prices, were' American,
middling fair, 21flrid, good middling
20.97d,- middling 20Ttd: lo- middling
I 10. 'lid, good ordlnjrv IS S2d ; ordinary
15 23CI
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Trad
Under Lead of Domestic lsfue,
n If Fairly Brisk
Lemlnn, July 20. Without showing
any excitement, the Stock Exchange
market d!sp!aed Mrength todaj-
L'nder the lead of domestic Issues,
trading was fairly brisk, helped by con
tinued good reports from the front
London N'.Y. .N-t
12 3,1 r-uuiv ch'
MIV OF ACrOUXTAXTS
Public Acfinintanlw
KNCB E. BROWS 1- CO
i;-CAL ESTATE TRUST I1I.DO.
A,TB, ft ADJUST PARTNERSHIP
4TI0N ft DISPUTKD ACCOfNTB
.. AniT.RTISIXO
fORS ARE XUTIFIKII THAT
.nlsnr. tradlnr as W. K. &.
r Intendfl to transfer all thi
zarva on premises. ii2a-ai so.
AlftTider Shore Present all
,Nnn i: nmiLi Attor-
pocr snore. i4-io common-
I onii-riiblf In".' Ions-term bonds
I DIVIDENDS DECLARED
' Chicago St Paul "Minneapolis an.l Omaha
i Rallivav Cnmpan resular st-mlinnual of
1 ou per cent on rotrmi'T nnd SW per cent
no rref, rred Both dliidends are pavabe
Auiust 20 lo etnek of record August 1
AFsoclaled Pr floods Corroratlnn r'Htl
'nr ouarlcrlv of 14 pr cem on flrvt pre.
ferred and l'V P-r cent on second pre
ferred Poth dividends are parable Aunut
31 to stock of record Aururt 12
Ohio Cltle, Gas r'EUlar nuyterlv - J
per cent on common parable September l
. to stock of record August If
,0l'l.Ianrl and Pittsburgh Rallrnart Cnm-
. ....., rtnarterlv nf 1 per cent On
.;:i,iii -Vioranteed. payable September 2 to
holders of record August
Uohlson Ml S4j
-an Pac .... j:.n l.'.13 IS
rhe & Ohio r.o -,n ...
St Paul .Ill 47 4'7
Erie 10 11' 2'"
dn 1st nref 3 4 324 4- '
(11 Central 102 H7U . ...
I.nu's ft Nash 110 US', 1
Tent Tac 7.-. 71- .
Penna 4 43s4 J
Rondinc 02W '
Po Pac 7 924 . ...
t'n Par 12 121'a 'i
U S Steel 113 1UT", '
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
Adv Rmly
Alax Ruli
Allis-Cltal pf.
Am Agr Chem
AmAg Ch pf.
Am Heet Stlg
Am Bk Note.
Am Hk .N pf lhl
Am fan pf . 04
A (' i' &- St I. 32
Am Car cV Fv xi"i
Am r & r pr n
Am oai . . .
Am Kp
Am Ice . .
Am li" pf
Am Unseed .
Am l.lns'd pf.
Am l.oco
Am I.'x-o pf.
Am H I. pf
Am Malt . .
Am Malt pf
Am Uwvs lf
Am Shpbld Co 30 12
Am S-n pf .lOI's
. ,n Am Sm nf I! sn
1 -1" Am Cinilff llf llO'-i
Am S Tob pf 00 7,
Am Steel Kdy T4''8
m Sugar .110
Am Snuff : ""
Am Tel & C. . "0
Am Tob pf n. '.Mi
Am Wool. .. 50 K
Am Wool pf. 04 U
Am "A'rl Pa pf 27
Am 7. & Lead 11i
Am 7. n; 1. pf HOsi
Asso D Gds 12
Asso Oil . r.o
Atchison . SoU
Atchison pf 2S'i
Atl B'r .": Atl O'i
' Atl Of fi W 1 103'
Atl O & WI pf f.K
1 nalt & Ohio r.l'a
n ft o pf 57
, Bald F.oco pf 100
' Barrett Co 01
! Barrett Co pf 10?
i Batopilas Min 1'
i.Bh S S p c pf 10! 'j
I Booth Fish Co 2d'i
I Bkn Hap Tr 41
, Brown Shoe C ni
I Brown S pf.
, Hr.uns-vick 12 '2
norhsBros .,122'i
Mdon & Z - 12
Butte Sup . .
! Butterlrk .o
, Cal Pack
Cal Petrol . .
Cal Pet pf. .
Cent Fdy . .
i rn..t 1 .eatli
Cent Lpfj .l3
Certalnteed P 33
Certeedtst pf.
Chanrt .iiotor
Ches &.Ohlo.
Chi & Alton
Chi Ot West.
Chi O Wes pf.
r-v.1 jC- 'o. . .
rhl C. Nw pf
.r M Tobpf 101
I.ooi,'-tVlles . 25 'j
I.or'llatd p . 105
I.orillard P pf 102
l.ooso-Wles B 2fi'i
l.oovc-W Bis
1st pf Sfi'A
l.oose-Wil Bis
2d pref . . or,
Mackay Co . . I'M
Mackay Co pf 7t
Manhat Shirt 05
Man r'.I.SnpCn IX
Manhat Kiev. 05
Ma M 2d nf 22 U
Maj P S pf. .102
-Mex Pet pf. !ifi
Mln A.-SII, new 11
Miami Copper 20 'i
Mlnehill . .. B0
Mo Pacific pf 57 1
Mom Power liG
.Mon' row nf 101
.i'.i
5'k
!l
S3
30U
OIU
or,
50
51
IS
51',
-1
24
4G
21
21 "i
--- p C-. T
I 111 .11 - "
I Cluett Peabdy
I Col Fuel & I
i Col & Ariz .
I ,-r.i South. .
New Y'erk. July 20 The market Col Gas S; Bl.
onened fairlv steady this morning, with Col&pt i" J
30
02
Hi's
10
fio i ;
34',-
li
S3U
57
24 H
02t
125
46 H
50
21
332
4 3 '
10
M,-:ii
ZiV
RAILROAD EARNINGS
cmnnAMl ANn SOUTHERN I.1NT.S
week July
APTKBTIIFAI-'XT'l
TMrl
rrnm Jnn.iary . .
W4tmfHB
EEjuS
41 F JOHN E. MA1XF.H.
I j l.etterB tesiaroentary on
,1 tiavititf utrt-n urtiiueii m
ENT. l,irE AND Tlf'Sr
-FHIIAUKI.PHIA. all wt-
rto fMld estate are requerted
nw Hna those h&vinit i-wimi
wiuouc aeiay. ai in oiuce n
' "reelrtenl.
Third week July
FriTi January 1
Decrease
mis
J232 nl
n 70 370
NOHTHPRS
IH40.301
..r,i:.ino
Increase
IS.K?(1
07B 33
tj.",.00
1ST.900
GOVERNMENT BONDS
trauing in seplemner, uecemoer. .iiarcn ' i on ;,- Til'
and May First prices were 3 points I Cons Int M '
lowpr to 1 point higher, with the late I Consol Idas . jj
months developing a steady undertone, i Cont i an . -
Operations were comparatively light Cont Can pi "
right after the call The only freah Cont Ins i o .
tranractlons were somi switching from W'"""u" 67 u
September to March at 48 points ,UV,) s nf '.'.'. 90"f
Cuba Am Hu
Cuba c M
No new business was reported In the
cost and freight market and, with ample
supplies' In sight for the United States,
nnff.u merchfintw licro nrH disnnaetl tr.
wait until Brazilian shippers allow their j pen & Bio C. 4U
Mor iv Kssev..
Al K T . . . .
M K & T nf . .
M S P & SSM.
Nat A cm a . .
Nat Biscuit .
Nat K & S nf.
Nat Clk & SI .
Nat Knamel . .
Nat Con Cab
Nat Lead. . . .
Nat Lead pf 100i
Nevada 20'.
NP.R of M 2d
Pr 51,
N V Air Bke .123
NOTftMex IS
V Y C & St I. 1 6
N Y rentrul
N T Dock
N Y Dock pf.
N Y & fr W .
Norf & So
Norf fi- West. 103
Norf & "A- pf 76
North Amer. . 4 2
Nova Scotia . 60
Ohio Oas rrts 63
Ohio Fuel Sup 4 4
Ontario Silver 11
On ens Bot . . 6
Pacific Mail 28
P C C ft S L 50'i
Pan-AmPet pf 04 u
Peoria &- Fast 4 3i
People's Gas. 4 4 U
Pere Marq. . . 14,
Phlla Co 28 51
Plerce-Arrow.. soy
Plerce-Ar pf. . 07
Pitta Coal ... Bli
Pllta & W pf. 70i;
Tond Ck C Co 104
Pr Stieet C pf. 07 Ti
Public Serv ..100
Pullman 113U
Iteadg 1st pf. 00'J
Head 2d pf . 30
Hep Ir & Stl 100U
P.y Stl Spr pf 98.,
Royal Dutch. 102
Saxon Motors. "
Savage Arms. 73
St L&San Fr. 12
St Ij ft M K pr. Si
St I. & S W Pf 21
Seaboard A I.. 7'
Seabd A I, pf 104
Sears-Boebk . 13(5
fiears-Roeb pf.116
South Pacific. 84
South Rallwy. 23 Ti
S Por Itic Su 160
R Por Rico rts. 5j
S P R S nf .107
Shattuck-Arlz 16i
Sloss-Sheft . .
South R pf ..
Std Mill pf...
Siudebaker. .
Studebaker pf.
H'Utz -Motor. .
Aetna nvp'o'h es
Am Br't Mfg .
Am Marconi
Am Writing Papfr
A'r Heduct on ...
Canadian Car Co .
Con Car ft Fdy pf
Cliarcn.il Iron
Chevrolet Motors.
Cramp
Curtlss Aero
Caruen Tool
Carbon Steel
' inerson Phono .
Federal n.e
I He'ldee Mfg .
Lake Torn Boat . ...
Lehigh C-ial Sales . . .
Lima Loco
Maxim Munition
Mariin Arms
N Y Shipbuilding
Nor Am Pap Pulp. .
Otis I'lcvntnr . .
Peerless Motor
Poole l'ng
Hodden Truck. .....
S -rlpps Plritlt, . . .
Standard Motors....
Steel Alloyo
Submailne
St .Inseph Lead
Todd Shipbuilding . .
Ti-lan-lp Film
1'nited Profit Sharing
I" S Steamship . . .
fnlled Motor'
rnited Sugar
World's Film
Wright-Martin Air .
Zinc Concent
Hid
. I'M
3
. 2'C,
. 3
. 15 .1
. 35
. 80
.l.si
. in
. 33
,'ll
1
10
4i
41
47
I
An
so
.
i au,
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30
Fat
Ask
12V2
n
3'4
73
40
00
8
134
03
30 Vi
R'il
tit
IV,
20
"Vi
81
40
tit,
8.1
10
2"
. 10
70
12
28
13,
(1
17
1.1
2
cfoso
(S.lle)
12',
3
133
lift
MONEY-LENDING RATES
XE1V YOltK Money on call, mixed'
ctllateral. opened today-at 5 pr cent
for lending and renewing. On Industries
the onenlng rate was 514 ner cent.
Time funds are firm. The time money
situation remains unchanged, with no
Indication of an easier tendency to be
expected In the Immediate future. For
all maturities the bid Is 5?, on good
mixed nnd C per cent on all Industrials.
There Is no disposition on the part of
lenders to put out fixed date funds.
Some bid? are being supplied In small
volume nnd what business Is being done
is for the most part renewals' of small
amounts.
Prime acceptances are quoted 4 5-16
fi 4'i for eligible memhers : 4 -"S. fi 4U for
I ellglhle nonmembers, and 5'BifJ4"i for
Inellglnles.
run Ann: PIMA Call, n per cent;
time. 5 fid per cent. Commercial pa
P'r, three to olx months, SfTG per cent;
six months, G per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Xen York. July 20 The feature of Mm
farly d'allngs.ln foreign exchange today
was an easier tone In Swl and quota
tions on Stockholm. Other neutral: wire
:teady and unchanged.
Quotations were:
Demand s'erllng 4.75,",. cables 4.76,",.
Sixty-day bill 4.73. ninety-day bills 4 71.
Franc checks 5 71'i. cables S.GOTi-
Lire checks 8.01, cables 8.00.
Swiss checks .1.05. cable 3.02 4.
c.uilder clucks 51'-. cables 52,
Pesetas checks 26Ti. cables 27..
Stockholm checks 35 30. cables ."' 70
Chrls'.lanla checks 31.30. cables 31.70.
Copenhagen checks 31 cables 31 40.
Ruble notes were quoted 13 00'H14.n0
for the 400s and 14ff!'4.10 for the 100s.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
At.
r,
32
35
1(1 Vi
r,
32 "M
OT'a I0S,
STANIlAKD OIL
Illinois
Ohio ,
Prairie Pipe . .
S O Cal
S O N .1
S O N Y'
ixnri-i-.N
Bamctt Oil ft
Cosden ft Co .
i lk Basin
Federal Oil
Inter Petrol . . .
Houston Oil
Merrltt Oil . . .
Midwest Refining
Met Petrol . .
Ohio Fuel . . .
Oklahoma Ref . .
Sapulpa Ref . . .
Sequoyah
Sinclair
.103
.3 JO
. .218
.532
108
33 ft
jon
BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clnarliiKs todtv omp.ired vltli cor
resnondlns diy last to e;,rs:
mm inn mm
Boston . $38-.'.-,7.13t. $.11. 307,2.-10 510.1147.701
Phlla .. r,..-J.-..ll7li 47.74S.1.-.0 Wl.l.li.'J.-i
N y 31111. 117,0113 303,331.1.17 2711,701. 1'.Oft
lENT OIL STOCKS
Oas.. V, t"
0,
Mi
2V4
. .. . IS'i:
... 80
24
114 1
1
12
fl'i
(I
2
13',:;
81
25
in
M
17
7'.H
7'i
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
f hlraro. July 20. HOtJS ILcclpls. .iri.iiOo
head, left our. I'lliti head. Maiket stroni.
mostly Hie hlsh'-r. 1,1? n.ickcrs slou to t.ike
hold. Ton. Jlii.n'i. bulk. "tT.fioS7lR.n."i,
nuii-ner'H lic.iv.i. JlM.mi'i; is Ml; ii.icKiiu
noM lic.iv. $17 lii"T17 SUi llttlil. llh.V.-iW
10 Oft. Pisa $17 2R71' 2ft. rough. 4I7W I7..I.I
CATTI.l" Hei'ilpta. lft.ftlllllie.nl Mallut
sreneriilly steady lo lllshc- on lict 1 nnd
oulciter a.
PHi:KP-T-ltccelpts, 21.000 head. l..imb
ilou mostly ftOc loicr on IJUIiis cIosm..
rhepp about stead.i. .
rltt'lllirrjl, Jul 20 CATTLF. Receipts.
"fSllil he-id Steady. Steer. Sill ft0ii"17.2ft;
heifers. "11 n 13. rows. Jtlll:'
, HOS Receipts. 2.M1, luad Hlcher.
Illcavlts, $10 2ftOT10ftO: heav.v orkcr. light
!-orl:er and piK.. 110.80020 1ft
SltF.BP AND LAMPS Receipts, 300 head
I Loner. Top sheep. $11.. in, top lamb. Jill.
GRAIN AND FLOUR '
WHEAT .Receipts, .1S.200 bush Trices
were firmly held. Quotations. Car lots, in
export elevator, Government standard inspec-!'.?-..
standard prices No. 1. red winter.
J.'.sn; No. 1, northern sprint:. J2..W; No. 1,
hard "Inter. $2.30; No. I red winter, car-
"iiV --oi. ..o. red winter. ?U.3,l: o. 2,
northern sprlnir. I2.8U: No. 2. luird winter.
J2.3II No. 2. red wlnler cnrllikv. S2.3I,
""., " rrd winter. $2.32 Nn. 3 northern
sprlnir, $2.32: No. 3. haul winter J2.32. No.
.1, red winter, ftarllrkv. J2.3IV
C'OItN Itecelnta. 12.V1 hush. Offerlncs
wore llBhr nnd prices ruled trntlv. but
trade wna nubt. fjuoi.itlons: Car lots for
local trade: .Vn. 2 i low. tl.8SSl.Mi; No.
3 yellow. tl.K7fM.nN.
., "ATS llerelpts; 37,83ft buh There was
little trading and the market ruled weak and
He lower. Quotations: No. 2 white. 87ff
Si'c; atandnrd white. Ml'ylff87c. No. ,1
while. SOfTKOHc. No. 4 while, Sl u HftV, c
I-LOyit Recelpta. 1.1113.322 lbs. In sacks.
There iv little trading nnd the market was
mc-miv. uuotntlons: To arrive, tier 1IH1 Ins..
packcil In 08. lb. sacks Winter wheal, new.
inn per cent flour. 110.7." f7 It: lUnsii
wheat, new. ion pir cent Hour. ttl.'JftP
II. ..o- nnrlnc wheat, old, lnO per cent flour.
SH l.-i ? 11.7.-..
UTT" n.OfK was dui'l and nllahtlv lower,
with fairlv liberal orfcrlnsi- We ouote at
"0 7ft Will. 7ft per Mil , In sacks, it to uuallty.
PROVISIONS
The market ruled Arm. with n fair Jobblns
dc-jnand. The ouotatton ran-red e f,ii
lows: City beef. In sets, smoked and
air-dried ,rc. wuvtAr., 1.our in ,nii nmnkeil.
47r. city beef knu klr anil tenders moked
and nlr-,lrle,l le; ,i-rtern hef ltlincHes
I snd tenders rmokid. .4Sc: beef hams $00;
, nork. fnmllv. $r,2"ft3- ham S P. cured.
! loose. 30CI31c: do. skinned. lnos. 309
81c; do. do, smoked. a2?Ta4e. other hams.
I Miiek..d ,-tv cured a to tii-at'd and nverace.
, 31 f?3.1c: hamii. mol;id wetern. cured.
;31733c: dn. bdcd Innelef 10-- picnic
, fhonlders. s, p. cured, 'Ions 23Hc: do.
.smoked. 24'sc belli. In p'cVle. accordlnt
to aieraire. loose, S2c: breaktant bacon,
to brand nnd aeraee. rltv cured, 41c;
lireekfast bacon western ci.rsd, 41c: lard,
rutern. refln'd 2W2n'4c: lard, iur i-ltr,
! kettle rundered, Sltffitic
i . REFINED SUGARS
' Dcmaiid wr fair nnd. th market ruled
firm under llsht olffrlnR. Ve quote on a
basis of 7 ftOc fnr One grnnulalfd
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHEHSK The market ruled Arm. with
demand readily nbnrhlotr the limited nffer.
i 1iib3. The ountation. New York. whole-mMk
lani-y. rresn. 2r,14i'. speclaiH hIKher: no, ao,
l fair to (rood. fr5h, 2'a fr'.Nlc; IVIaconsln.
j whole-milk fancy 211'tc: do, do, fair to
uond. 2ft1-. 5 2iV
' llt'TTRIt Dfimnd was sood and IVe mar
; ket ruled lirm, with supii'ir welt under con
trol. The fiuotntlonatfo'loiv Solid-packed
' I'l-cnm, r.v. extra lie. bUh-cirtuK pood. 4'1
i!i4Sc- extra llrsta. I4'4c Oists. 4H4744r.
seconds. 42fr43c; fancy brand of prints
i Johblne. nt ftlCTft.tc. choke tit ftOc fair to
Rend nt 40T 10c.
I 1COOS The market ri'led firm, with de.
mand rendr'v nbsnrblns the limited offcr
; Inca. nuolation: Tree caes. nenrbv ftrsts,
t R12. OOiJMS. 20 per standard case: current re
celnia 112. ,10 pt case; western .lrn firsts
S12 00713 20 per case, flrts. $12.00 per
'i-" faney s-lectfd cscs were Jobblns at to
' Tole per dozen.
Pr standard crate, tLftOfr 2,ft0; do, Oenrla
'iri"!1"' '.'eli do Oeftrsla. pink
??.c?ii,-p r "'" r"'e. 7,V'A$1: do. North
Carolina, per standard crate. tJ.ftnwa, do.
North tarollna, pet pony crate, $1 ssfi'i 7ft;
'li- K-nr,.h. &,ro,,1.ni, t'"r ,,!t erate. tliffl 2ft
c?i,?0;,ah,,rS.r.ol-,";,-.,.,ll''?"!1-. Pr standard
-....-, t..,.,.,,. ,,,,. . .Mrln ,-aro una. Klric.
per pony cuilc, 52 ftOT, 3.2ft; do, riel
nni AlnrvlqnH ,, .,n.i....i ..
id...,, iln i. nel.i ware and Maryland, per
crate n.r.iiH'' ., nt.....Jl ' J '.
Maryland, per flat trntr. S1S.M..-.II; do Arl"
XOna. tier StOnd.irrl r.r.i,A -.?-. r.n. j
Arizona, per Jumbo crnte. 'iLsno'i'ii. j'
Arizona, per poi crate, tl, do! Arizona'
L'lH1, ''"'? ViV'-': do, Arkansas. p?r
S,"nnr'i?.I.:r".,.r' ifS.?' A", Arkansas, per
-.-r.-j"-- r "" .iiihii.ij. rinr nat cratn.
watermelons, southern, ner ion.
southern, per carload, $230 13
-- I- .
aware nnd
.'.. i,nr:i
pony
tl t..-ill;
$30ff75; do
400.
VEGETABLES
Potatoes and nnlon ruled firm, with d
?,t!oL".bT? rs ,hr """l-rite orferln. Quo.
tatlnn: Uhltc potatoes. Norfolk, per hhl
No. 1, Jaffa .-); Sn s tl ., white
lS,?n,B!'.-i',",'.''n h-1T? - bbl.--o .1.
lnI?4J,'"'1-V,-?'"i"' white potatoes.
Jersey, per S-!iuhel basket No. 1 7:, If ..-
.Mi. .. .l.iinr; sweet potntoes, Jersev. per'
hamiier No. 1. t2..107.l; No. 2 ? 1 .2.-, fff 1 ,7ft
anions. Jersey, p r bushel basket $1 1nra
i.jm; no, jersey, white, p. r bushel hmne.
do, ICrntuckv, iier lne-lb. lias.
.1: Inusbnnnis. nearby, per lb..
12T2.ftii:
t.'l.ft,i?3.1
511 ST 7ftc.
POULTRY
18
8
CA1AT.S Receipts,
$17
1300. "Steady Top,
MIXING STOCKS
4
I Atlanta
1 Ulg hedge
! Rutte New York ....
('en Ariz
CFRt Jerome
Kmma Cons
Pirst National
Goldfleld Merger . . .
Uoldfield i.'ons
Ooldfleld Kloienco ..
Ooldfield Kewanas. .
Oreen Monster
Ilecla Mlii'iis
Howe Sound
Independence Lead .
Jerome Verde
Jim Uutler
Jumbo Extension . .
Mclvin.ley llarragh . ,
Magma Copper
Mother Lode
Mints Co of America
Nevada Hills
Neindn Wonder . . .
Nipissing
Ohio Crpper
Ray Hercules ......
Kan Toy
Tonopah Extension .
United Verde
West l'ud Con
While Claps
Yerlngton
,
15
2
Vi
10
3
If,
"4
Mi
l'.i
IK
W
3'-i
Vi
12
ft
South Omahi. July 20. HOQS Receipts.
1:01 bead Ptrona: 10c to 30c hlcher.
CATTl.r: Receipts. 11.000 head Steady,
10c to o,- lower
SHnEP Receipts. 1 1.. "00 head Steady to
lower
20c
I Or
.1
i' Vi
4V4 4;i,
4 '.
3 4
9 02
n 12
33 42
30 33
3ft 37
m lVi
5 10
Vi 1
AVi SV!
1 1V
4 4Vh
10 12
1 lVi
80 Vi 31 Vi
1 I'.H
30 32
ft 0
I Knit lliirfnln, N. V Ju'v 20 CATTLR
I tro" recnt1 4300 head, prime steers,
117 o-,ifrl7 ,0: SnnnS steers till ftifT 17;
I iniiehers l"M.ftO: en'l!nm iintmftn
.Solf.r JlOifMS.ftO enn-s, tH.MOl .in- bu'l
'7 -,ncjii .-,,1; stocker nnd feeders 7ft0ii
in so- frrsh cows and sprlner t.ilir '41
CAi.vns Recelpls 2200 head: steady, 171?
17 "0
HriS Rccelp TiOO head: llerht eas'er
others s'eady Heaw $1o..-,orf 10. Sft rolled
ed vorkers. 1 II. SO 7 10 (lft- a few. 510.70;
! -ih, vorkers ind nl"". tlO.Oft. rouShs, t175T
17 "i iss. HI 0'3. 1
SHr:"P ANP LAMP" Recelri 1000
. V,..,. .mw Inmhs JlilfMT- icarllllB H'll
LIVE The market ruled firm and rriees
'of spring chickens were slishtlv hUher .under
I a enod demand, rjuntntlona: Fowls. 34 7 3ftc-.
snrlne chickens not l,eShorns Wcl---hini 1
5r2 lbs. nribcf, SITiftlc welshlna ISIlj lbs.
.apiece r,4(T:if!c; White Leghorns, according
1 to sl:t, .1'.,T3le: toosters. 2ftitl27c: ducks.
I ""kin sprint. 33f3ftc: do. IMtln, o.ld. 2R?
I SOc, do, Indian Runner, 2tr27e, Guineas,
I per pair. $1.3S71 4ft: pleeons, e.ld. per pair.
404fto. do ouns. per pair. 2SW3ic
1 HRKSSED The market' ruled firm unriVt
lloht nffeiinss and a fi Irlv nctiiv ilemand.
'O'lntatlona ranged .as follow: Fresn-kl.led
fows. In bbls.. fan-y. drv-nlrked. f.incv s-
lected. 37'4c: w-eiffhl-jr I lb and over nnlrce.
:17c: smaller sizes mlsr.o: old roosters,
idrv.Meked. 2Sc; hrnlllns chickens, western.
' f.nm- ,-el
14 0- wether "
13 mixed sheep. $13
-.oifria 7.1; ewes.
JO.
tni5
fan.,- -M-elihln-r 1S.. end nv.-r nnlece. 44J
4ftc: smaller sl.e 42W13C: sprlne ducks,
Ijinn Island end r nnlvanl. a.A W-Mlbe;
quabs. per d07.n white. weliMnq: 11 7
lbs. per ilowii.Sif"..l'-,- do, tvelelilna J Wit
lbs per dozen $7fi7'7.,"0, do. wepehlnff 0 lb,
per dozen. tmSMl.ftO; do. welshlnt 7 lbs. per
dozen. 4 .IOCS: do. wVl-binc nnw lbs nr
. ..'j- ...I-i. , r.ntn-n ,. A, email
dOZn. JOli 1 . 11. T'tiv. i..i"ii..'i",u, o,,,,,
i and No.
I
SI T0 so.
FRESH FRUITS
37
Ml
4,
10
Mi
3tc
gli Sup Steel
neefe & Co pf 92 K SI 1st pf . .
nel & Hud !,107H Tenn Copper.
prices to become adjusted before enter-, pen & It CS pf '"i
Ins the market as buyers. 1 pet Kdlson. . J-J
Local Importers say ihat. while prices iDI, " W , ,-.
kcial Briefs
note circulation for
July 26 Increased
Wink'
StteeJ
E4. '
ia -. . . . .
i.rv the quarter enaea
..i..ra ia30 . . .
i ? counon lO'ln-j.'"-,3.
reentered 101" ...
3 eownon l",-;
I 4s reulstered l2ft - -
, is coupon l2ft -.
1 3i replterd 1040
Panama 2 ree lain -nuimi
2 rer 13S
pnma 3 res moi .
Panama, 3s coupon
Bid
94
9R
na;
B04
inau
loo'i
S3
1 S3
OS
n
6ft
SI
National Refining Fays Extra
v.n- York. July 29 The National Tie
here are much lower than those In Bra.
zll, they are fully as nigh as conditions
warrant.
September
December
Mtrch . . .
May
August
Today's
opening
. . . 8.50
, . . K.Uft
K.H'i
11.04
Friday g
close
8.4H
8 71
S 00
B.llft
8.25
n S S t At pf
Krle ;
Krle 2d nf--F
M & Wm nf
Fisher Borly.
Fish Pdy pf
Oen Clc pf.
Oe,, 1 lectrlc.
C.en cnem
li"
15',i
23
34
38
91
99'i
44'i
180
J"iine r.nmo'any declared an extra dlyl-
Fuel and Iron Company,, a.m of ZVi per cent In addition to tiie
,ICI VTHfc ", .,w
are payuiuc
August 1
fe'i'rcelpts of 12.812.003,(repular quarterly of 1 V, , per
fr..mV r Per. .riicommon Bothd.tW.-
Rings decreased 215,138
for dividend requlre-
.tH-ef erred stock, the bai
ler in Ji.iJa,ouu com
eoulvalent to $1.41 a
M: a share In the 'cor-
auarier.
t
tubtrcast.Ty slncd
rB-tKtury,
August
Refined Sunar Unchanger,
w York. July 29, The refined sugar
market remains unchanged, with local
".1-. ' ,lno- .ad accenting business
o hi bSila of 7750c. less' 2 p-r cent In
Msn" for fine granulated. Raws are
unchanged at .95so for 8S cen'.rifugal
BIB SILVER
fkSSfA- ,. .?,r7A'Mi!iin
Local Meat Market
The follow In report of the fresh meat
trade In rlilladelpfiU Is lurnisned By the
local oBire of the Departmtht of Agriculture,
Uureau ot Jiarne. ., .
llUUr. l'RKSH Receipts llht supplies
moderate, market slow nt steady prices on
choice dudd on common kinds; demand very
KK0KHr-R IlEEF No report
BTBErtS Receipts llht; market slow, due
to continued unfaorabl weather; demand
for choice beef slow- at last week's closlne
prices, common and stale beef very dull,
COWS Receipts moderate, market weak,
H.m.n tinnr.
BULLS Rirelpts lliht and of poor qual.
Ity: market quiet, demand lleht.
VEAL Reeelp.ts of choice veal llhts oth
ers moderate? market slow, demand limited.
PORK Receipts moderule; market slow;
demand poor cieept for light loins.
IJt.JIB Receipts light, .market kbout $2
higher on strictly cboleet etatrs low; demna
'.'- , i'- .4 . .fl.HIL .-ir, .4,,. 1.'
Ooodrh BF Pf 98
r.uif ( s-rnn. "
Oulf Sti Stl.. 84',
Hmestke Mln. 70
Ilav Klec ..-.n'
Hartman Co. 41-,
111 Central... 9G4
Int Agrl. ... HWj
Int Harv . ,-.".,
IntHarvN J.124--,
Int Har Co pf 9S
ini mai ii.c
Int Paner . .
low a Cen .
Int Nickel Pf
Int Pon?r
Taiv.I Tel, nf
kr FS'M Pf 59
Kan C'ty So. 17
Kelly Spg ...
Key Tel pref.
Kings Co Blec
Ij & Co.,,
Krens S,H,j.
03
63
SOi,
45'j
4',3
40 ti
43,
95
194
Texas Co . ..152
Tide Wtr OII..186
Third Ave ... 19
Ton I'rod pf ... 93
Tol StL&W ct 0-i
T S'li&W pf. 15
Transue-Wms. 39 '4
Twin Cy Rap. 40'i
Under Type. .105
l'n Bag& P.. 75
United Clg S 101 14
l'n c strs pf.nn
l'n Drug 2dpt 77 Vi
Un Itwy Inv. . 8i
l'n Ry Inv pf 17VJ
Un Alloy Steel 38
United Frult.120
Union Pac pf. 71 '
l'n Pap Bd. 15'1
U S C Ir P . 14-i
U S C Ir P pf 14
V R Ind Al pf 94VJ
U K rthy Imp 15Vi
U S Itlty Imp
1st pref ... 50
U S Smelt 43H
Utah Sec , . 8 Hi
U S S & Tt pf 41H
Va Car Chem. 50
Va Car Ch nf.107
Vulcan Detln. 74
West Maryl'd.1 144
West Md 2d pf 32
West Pac ... 22
West Pac pr
jv wneei u
--4;WHu W
noxn"
ooy,
. ... 77
7
Bethlehem 5a . .
Coden Oil fis . .
r-nsden k Co C
Cudahy 5k 01V
Russian Govt 5i5s... ft
do Ha fta
Sinclair Oil 5s ...... 711
Southern Railway 5s. 08
Todd Shipbuilding 6s. 00
99
81
XI
97
(III
no
XI
'08V4
09
.. ,-. T..i.. nn i-"1TTM7 T.
' rein's 22.000 hea'd Mnstlv steady. . . Tantaloupfs of flpe quality sold fairly and
HOOS Ttetelpts. nnno head, mow; eany ruled a shade nrmer. utnej- iruue in'i
I a()vnee i0st to nack"-s. ..,..! with a fair outlet and values generally wtr
1 SHBBP Receipts. 7000 pead. Market 25- 'e, maintained. Qnentlona: Apples Mr-.
to 50c lower elnla. per Md. 12 ftOffn. do, per hamper,
.'.OciiJ tl.ftO; nearer Oenrnla. n'r O-basket
carrier Tlelle of O.-orala. $2 ft03 2ftj:i.
ten I berta. t2..'iOlff3.ftO. peaches. CJeomla, pr
Cotton Buyers and Sellers bushel basket. t2l"f3.ftO: do.' North Carotin
.-.... v.i, Tn'v iq Aneust K Hart- per O-basket carrier Tlelle and Elbert-; tftfr.
eiv -tork. .I .9. Aueusi f. an 1 T,, Kiberta. per h"shel bask. t.
corn bid; F. Hartcorn offered.. taffa 2.1: lemons, her hnr tftfftl: or.insrs
, October WllFon, Newman, Fllnn, Rus-, U ,: ner box tftSJ-R.-iO: Erpefrult.
Fell, Itountree. Johnston and Lowen-1 . hox 4i3S; pineapples. Porto Rleo per
pteln tld; Jlltchell, Hyman, Johnston, crate. I'QI; cherries. California, per bo.
Goes. F Hartcorn. Brooks. Bartlett, t132.2; do. New York per il-lb. basket.
Oe.liVr and Cone offered 7ftQifftl: crane California, per 4-hasket
'eeembe'r-YeiunS. "chill. Wlggand' er.Cte' n iTiO -.Mi i-rj l,"'-.
and SliH fid, Sellar. Monler r nd Keif- h. '"',n, !..TF l!Ks cT.fo--nla
fer Offered " IL. crate'. ti'Pc.ftO. cantaloupes, Oeoraia.
Jnnuary Mitchell bid; Sellar offered. ver """' ' '
hard bid , U. Hartcorn, McGhee and
Rountree ofle-ied
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAH STOCKS
Jim Puller
MacNamara
Midway ..
Mlmah Extension .
I Montana
Northern Mar
Rescue Eula
West End
OOLDFIK
8
30
28
89-i
351
91
50
i8
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nid
5S
so
04
' Oft
.11
on
09
Wi
STOCKS
01
Ask
.110
32
.OH
'.'I I
Ph iladelph ia A r rivals
at New York Hotels
.13
.OS
.10
Atlanta
Rlue Hull
Booth
Dlamondneld II H
Ilalsy v
Florence . ;:
Goldfleld Consolidated
Kewanas
Oro .;
Sandstorm Kendall
Siber rick
MISCELLANEOUS
Arlsona United
Nevada noniin
Tecopa Mining
: ... :
pf.. JV4
l,Ev 94
A..., -40 1
.112
.ii:
.02
Mil
.10
.24
.03
.01
.01
.04
lft
S
13
.05
.OS
."5
03
.02 I
.2? I
.Oft I
.112
03
05
NEV YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
New. York. July 5.-but 1 BK-Ky.
- :,. tnoan tuVxK iinrninifFn
.1 i.-.e'-uur. Receipts, in.204 cases.
Firsts. 40048c; whits eggs, ft3e.Mc; brown
iix". tsasoc Others unchDed,,
t :,.. , -' -.' --' ... - ,. 1 - . . ,. .
. mM - i at .
? "il
Mrs II. Anderson. Rresiln.
R. L. Heck. Orand. ,
Mrs. A. R Hrodle. Park Avenue.
C Hums.. Broadway Central.
r, I'reeci. liroadway Central.
T. nuRols, Ilroztell.
Mrs. T Uullols. Hroitell.
M. 1). Ooldman. Aberdeen.
Miss K. Ilea ion, Rresiln.
C. KlevltK. Park Avenue.
Miss Mas field, Latham.
A. MePonnell. Broadway Central.
K McKosky. Uroadrrav Cvntrat.
J T Mulqueen. Jiariborougn.
J. C Nolan. Ilreslln.
Miss M. Clarency. Martha Washington.
J. J. Oreer. Collinawood
C. K. Hallock. Ilreslln. .
IJ. Hushes, Holland
Miss M V Hultnan. Martha Washington.
V O 'Krusen, Herald SaTJare.
Miss S. Lehrfleld, Martha Washington.
H. O Nell. Continental.
II P. Otten, Continental.
.1 S. Potsdamer. HiiIihiuI,
Miss M. J Tomllnson, Martha .Washington.
H O. Woodland. Grand,
l Powers. Ilreslln.
p H. Stfel. pjrk Avenue,
S. Stln. nrortell. .
B. H, Stroud. Rresiln. f
8 R. Wanamaker. Herhiltsge.
Miss Wood. Latham.
Mrs. B. Wood, Latham.
' p..H. R.nresntiltlres
n.Mi,iHH. Wilson, manufsetur
.ri skirts. "tifll llrosdway. Hotel Weod- '
5Vllper clotWM fcomaa
Trwi' iiaitM'i-i-yw-T;';--n.
Z&riui.Ttodamm
lIore Oil Fuel a Crying Need
Oil is as essential as food to win the war. The
Independent oil producing companies are doing their
full share to supply both domestic and foreign needs. All pro
ducers, stimulated by the rising prices of petroleum products, aic
striving to increase their output.
Three factors make opportunities in the securities of oil producing
companies attractive: a decrease visible supply, necessity Tor
larger production and the resultant advance in prices.
Progress in the OH Industry
-is described in detail in a booklet we have
prepared. It contains all the essential facts regarding
the principal independent producers of petroleum. r
If you wish to take advantage or current developments in the oil
industry, send for a free copy of this most interesting booklet-
msr ttut mt s copr tout urn nooiieu j
J0NES ft BAKER
SECVRITIE
. WHM Wlf
t 'rei
1K0UIRY Tott
COUPON T'"-"1
Government Local .
' Market Reports
This flail) report In srnt mil b Ihr
ntrra1t of Markets of the Vnlted
Stales Department -if Agriculture.
I'hltnrielphin branch with heart
quartern at .tnn-.lf; iirancc ffj-.
ihannc Bnllillnp.
1J"holP'ale, PHce-' or. larcc lotp to
Jobbers based m: .alcs ?.t the var-lcus
rRllroael tlppots.)
Fltl'ITS
f1nV"vP'"eR-i:i'"o' Jrny $ -bushel basket.
hii?VVi i';SS. : "'""i 2ir.nc. Maryland.
i?l.S0? ' ' Uncy- "2 2.-.. choice.
22(f7'23c'i'''"':f!R"'S--N"e'v J""'''' P"r Tiart,
VSfxW-'PXF- Xort.n C-olliia stand
ardi, J! . 1 IT 3 : flats. tI.2SSl!l.J.-,: Rldee.
ways sund.irds. J1W4SA; ponvs. 12 .viwa
ct"Kw,''"'" n'"' .lt2:Vrri'"- stindards, 2..'.n
SI""- .vV":lU..,"'ri,lo!'. 3il's end st-ind.-iVds.
.in's, H..10W.-,; flat, si .idfii. nn. .Nw Jer
st'. "--I.tuhol.basket. tl..in2 "1
1.101Oc,KnKIlR,,'S Nw J'or.er. P-r
''AL!'ir-r!'"or'tl. -basket crates. El.
Jlrtas. $3174.2.1: poorer, .VicTl..in, North
Carolina, ll's. Kibertas and Helles. f.3 .10
Jia,.. New jersey, lil-nuarl, basket,
fancy 1 ,ic fi 1 .5.1 ; poorer, .'(113110.0
n'SPHEKKIBS Ne- Jersey, per pint. 12
10 He. ' .
ij.tTKR'.irMNS-Oeorcla and Carollnas.
carlots, '2OO0'4R(l.
vnr.nTAni.Ks
BEANS New l.lersev, s -bushel basket,
green, fnncv. ooi"! 2.-,; poorer, creen and
wax. ..iiq..e.
I1KRTI- Nearby, per bunch. 4.1l4o
rxilBAOR New Jersev. N -bushel basket.
30iic Pennsylvania, per barrel. SI 1:U
"rAHROTS Nearbv. per bunch. l2'jc.
CEI.KRV New Jersey, per hunch, 2.10
41c.
CORN New- Jersey, -bushel basket,
sugar II. 2.10 1.. 10.
CUCt'MHlUtS New Jersey. -bushel bas
ket. .lOfflflOc. .
KOOPLANTS New Jersey. i .bushel bas
ket. $1 lrl..lfl. Southern, crates, J20
3. .10.
r I.'OTTI'CI' New Vorl:. por. crAtc t2 dojtn
hendsl, 2.1cWll.2.1.
I.IMA 1II1ANS New Jersey. ", -bushel
basket. II. 7.1 2.2.1.
Ml'MtnoOMS Nearby, per lb. (2 to 4-U.
baskets', fine.
ONION'S New Jersey, "i -bushel basket,
yeilows. $lfT1..10. Marl"nd. hampers, 12.
Western. 100-lb sacks. J3.7S.
PEAS Nw York, bushel-hamper'. 1 S
2.
PEPPRRR Neiy Jersey. 4 -bushel baf
kets. 4IH3I.10C. . . ...,.,
POTA'iiiKt- Pe- ba-re' mnr" t, .".';
Eastern hor No. 1, tirnnded S.7r,1M;
unbrandeef. S 30i N". 2. tl .in2, Nor- .
folk. No 1 "3. .10 New s-Tse-y, ' .bushel
I. !. T1,,Ti,. Vrt ' 40(f7ltnc
PQUASH New Jersey. -bushel tasket.
1.1IB2.1C ., , t , .
TOMATOES New -"'"ey. -4 -bushel bas
ket, earlv primes. ..mifjiifle eullsv 30 40c:
sreond early primes, SOcCTJl. lOVcul.s. 30
7.1r. ,
Drups Destrojeil at Fire
Several thcusanrl dollars' Worth of
drugs and chemical supplier were de-i-.royed
In a fire today that rwept
throuBh the drug store at the northwest
corner of Fifth and Carpenter street?.
The fire originated in the cellar of the
building and had progressed to the first
floor before being discovered. The re
mainder, of the building was unharmed.
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